Wright High School - Chronicle Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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Evelyn Chenet We all know Evelyn so bright In History, French and Math. Her cheerful face, a pleasant sight. And her smile, a beaming light. Leona Cohen Leona Cohen, a friend of mine. Is very, very wise; But not so much in hooks and such, As she is in making eyes. Marian Cousins Her winnng smile and winning way Always brightened the darkest day. Evelyn Cross Evelyn is an American Tried and strong, ' tis true; But mhy is that for the friend There ' s nothmg she won ' t dof

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Ruth Burt A good pal If ever there was one And for her, Friends are easily won. Nell Campbell Nell Camphell, our student So bright and sweet, When it comes to Math She can ' t e beat. Ursula Carnahan Small, blonde, and demure, Js a girl in our class. She is no other than our own Ursula. Her friends will always last. Eloise Chapman Z know a little Chap ' ' that ' s not a man, But a girl in our Senior class; She ' s a model of behavior And a darling little lass.

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I Fay Dancy An actress tho ' she is, Her true self shows thru; Don ' t miss her friendship Whatever you do. Dorothy Daubert Dorothy gets many ' ' E ' s, ' ' She knows no other mark — No matter what the subject, She proves herself a shark. Hilda Dawson This little maid, so winsome and shy, Is the one upon whom you must keep your eye, For with her downward glances. Many a young man she entrances. Ruby Dawson Ttuties are Most priceless gems And so is this Ruby A priceless friend.